@Wu-Tang Noup, I don't.

@PatrickK @canonkong Thank you for the work you both have done, this is incredible.
Patrick, I downloaded your script and followed the instructions in the read first text. It successfully went through the process and I installed windows 7 pro on my computer, but when I boot to it I still don't have control of my mouse or keyboard. I have tried switching usb ports, adjusting xhci handoff in bios, changing CSM settings. The SSD I have installed Win7 on is originally GPT but I converted it to MBR, how does this effect what bios settings I should be using? In your post #175 on page 12 you mention copying drivers into the "usb3" folder. I was able to find this folder within your script but I did not know what to put in it as it already had 9 folders in there.

I have also tried using NTlite to integrate the drivers canonkong provided into the boot.wim (index2) and install.wim on separate ISOs and tried installing them both, but did not get the desired result. One failed to install, and the other still had no control of USB peripherals.
What do you recommend I do?

Hy @Illuminate You are welcome :-)
You have to mention what hardware you are using, otherwise no one can help you, at least nor right away.
Windows 7 needs to have enabled CSM, if not modified in that regard.
You have to use legacy boot if you use MBR and GPT for UEFI boot, regardless if Windows 7, 8, 8.1 or the dumb 10.
My mobile slipstreaming script v1.1 doesn't have drivers for Ryzen 3000, X570 and Threadripper 3000-platforms, my Windows 7 Service Pack 2.10 ISOs do, but I have to create a mobile slipstreaming script v1.2 to have that. Or you can download and copy those drivers into the USB3-folder on yourself, of course.

Greetings Patrick

Great job !
Thank you very much for your work ...
Do you think the same procedure could be used for IRST drivers to work on Windows 7 with the z390 chipset ?

@pazuzutom Thank you very much. :-)
I would not be surprised if this works, but I wouldn't be surprised if it wouldn not either. Just try it, like I du much of trial and error and fixing.

@PatrickK
My hardware is : strix z390-f gaming plus mobo, cpu intel i7 8700k, 250GB GPT ssd with Win10, 1TB MBR ssd where I want to install Win7, GeForce GTX 1070 ti mini.

@Illuminate Ok, I suggest that you just try it. Keep in mind that Windows puts its boot menu entries into the first drive, no matter where you install Windows. That means you need the other SSD in order to keep Windows on the other SSD bootable. Or Windows 7 puts its boot menu entry in the same drive because you have one with GPT and one in MBR, for whatever reason.

@PatrickK checked again, both drives are MBR, not sure why I thought otherwise. Just to make sure I'm doing this right, I stuck my iso named x64 in the slipstream folder, ran the batch file as admin, chose windows pro, let it do its thing and when it finished used that same ISO to do the install. Is there a specific way I need to install it? such as winpe or winntsetup or click certain settings when starting the install? I'm still unable to use mouse or keyboard after installation.

Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #258

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Windows 7 needs to have enabled CSM

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@bloodhand Your citation is not correct, in the next few words I mention that this is the case if not modified.
No man, not offtopic, your reply is great, I think that this no-CSM-topic will be an important thing for Windows 7 in the future with UEFI's.
Do you have some instrucitons to view online or did you everything on yourself? I want to know how this works.

Thanks a lot Canonkong ! I installed your driver on msi z390M and it works like a charm...

Do you think it would be possible to update IRST drivers in the same way ?

I compared iaAHCI.inf & iaStorAC.inf of the 15.9.8.1050 and 16.8.3.1003 versions download from intel website and I noticed that additional VEN_8086&DEV_ID are declared for 300 series in the 16.8.3.1003 version.

As the 15.9.8.1050 version is recognized by Z370 chipset but not by Z390 (under win 7), I was wondering if the same “trick” would be apply, and if yes, which DEV_ID would be selected for Z390 chipset (= 9DD3, A352 or A353 ?).
Thanks for your answer

Zitat von PatrickK im Beitrag #265

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@bloodhand Your citation is not correct, in the next few words I mention that this is the case if not modified.
No man, not offtopic, your reply is great, I think that this no-CSM-topic will be an important thing for Windows 7 in the future with UEFI's.
Do you have some instrucitons to view online or did you everything on yourself? I want to know how this works.

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@Illuminate That's the right way to do it.

@bloodhand Great, thank you, bookmark saved for later.

Integrated the signed driver into the Windows 7 image using the NTLite utility. Windows installs successfully, but each time you reboot, you have to choose the "no digital signature verification" mode. I can sign the driver on this computer with DSEO, but I want to create a working installation image. How can I do that?